Évaluations récentes de N35N0M

Interesting "Fruit Ninja" ish game with some cool mechanics of its own. Is better suited for tablets/touch than mouse controls imo.

An ok walking simulator with an alright story (and good atmosphere), but was left feeling that it was a bit overhyped by friends.

It is awesome to experience the roots of the Fallout franchise, but be warned that this is a very different gaming experience than Fallout 3 and upwards. Turn-based fighting, and extreeeeeeeemely slow when moving outside of combat (and in battle). When playing this in an emulator, I was constantly holding down the double-speed button, although it sometimes led to some odd behavior.

So if fast-paced, guns blazing is your thing, this is not for you. But if you want awesome, mood-setting storytelling from the past, this is for you.

The first GTA where I actually managed to follow the story. Might be cuz my English skills were crap when I was 10, or it might be because of the fancy three-main-protagonist setup with well developed characters. The visuals are also amazing.

When story mode is done, GTA Online gives you so, so much more to do, especially if you got some friends to mess around with in-game.

Better than expected, but brings little new to the table from other, similar productions such as Batman Arkham. Gets reeeaaaaaally repetitive in the long run, especially if you try to collect and do everything. Gets repetitive after 5 hours or so. History is so-so, and some cutscenes really show signs of rushing (including missing animations and sound).

Car gameplay is fun at times, but after collecting and clearing some areas, and getting the thunderpoon, you get OP really fast, and the challenge aspect of the game vanishes. Worth it for the playthrough, but wouldn't spend much time on other things except for the story in hindsight.

Something something cow, something something cowboy.
Interesting experience, short but sweet.

Entertaining action adventure game with just enough collectibles and extras to keep the game interesting for its duration. Ends before things start feeling too repetitive. A bit slow in the beginning, and has some underdeveloped characters, but gets real fun nontheless.

Initial impression wasn't that good (especially voice acting wise), but it turns out to be a really good point-and-click adventure after a while. Has a lot of the old time-travel cliches, but the story has a good portion of originality in it too.

Didn't really know what to expect from the creator of the Stanley Parable, but definitively not this.

A very different narrative game which provides a spectacular narrative experience.
Have been widely debating the meaning of this game with friends shortly after completing it.

Takes 2ish hours, and feels totally worth it.

Nice spinoff that takes a different direction for the Far Cry series. If you got bored from the same old Far Cry, try this. The gameplay still suffers from alot of stuffing, especially in its open world. But the gamleplay mechanics are tight, and the countless 80s/90s mockery is oh so groovy.